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In a pooled interview following a televised round table discussion on inflation at Malacañang, Mrs. Arroyo cited the lengthy debates in Congress on the proposed anti-terrorism bill or the Human Security Act of 2007 as one of the reasons why lawmakers failed to ratify the free trade pact.
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According to government sources, the dispute settlements clause specifies that all disputes must be settled domestically except for certain instances wherein the Secretary of Trade agrees to submit the dispute for international arbitration.
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In a pooled interview following a televised round table discussion on inflation at Malacañang, Mrs. Arroyo cited the lengthy debates in Congress on the proposed anti-terrorism bill or the Human Security Act of 2007 as one of the reasons why lawmakers failed to ratify the free trade pact.
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